Nixon Says Arms Budget Cut Would Be Dangerous
Richard Nixon warned that trimming the national security budget would be irresponsible and dangerous. He praised last week’s billion spending cut and 10 percent tax surcharge but urged cuts in other areas, arguing tight budgets stem from Johnson Humphrey mismanagement and that the United States must maintain strategic superiority. He noted Soviet gains in weapons research and urged steering cuts away from national security while blaming the tax hike on the Johnson administration.
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Sun-Baked Hair Needs Thomas Care
Summer boosts hair growth helping treatment respond faster but heat and sun can worsen scalp issues. The Thomas program uses a medical director and bacteriologist to tailor therapy under three specialists, with free consultations and honest results about untreatable baldness.
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Seadatr- Ment Fervorisedb Outet at Beach-110 Pine St
Fragmented OCR lists multiple addresses and contact details including Los Angeles and Hamlin St locations. It notes an event or notice about Wan ane Women treated in all OFfees and references access from Seatsuly center. Names Gerace A Mollywood appear amid garbled text.
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Washington Elects Governor Evans Leader of State GOP
Gav. Daniel J. Evans of Washington strengthened his hold on the state party by winning a string of victories at a turbulent state convention ending at Seattle Center Arena. Delegates elected the 42 year-old governor as chairman, while the delegation remains officially uncommitted but will back Richard M. Nixon at the start of balloting.
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Rockefeller urges negotiations to end Vietnam war
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said the only path to an honorable Vietnam peace is through negotiations with self determination and a Viet Cong renunciation of force. He rejected a Communist government in South Vietnam and criticized Nixon’s stance on continuing the war. Rockefeller urged full discussion and argued party unity remains intact despite differing views. He noted campaign costs under two million dollars and declined cabinet ambitions if Nixon wins.
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Rockefeller urges Negro publishers at Robinson estate gathering
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller told about 70 Negro newspaper publishers on the lawn at Jackie Robinson's Stanford estate that urban poverty and injustice are solvable. Robinson, a Republican civil rights aide, criticized Richard Nixon, warning that Nixon’s nomination could push Negroes backward. The NA’s convention audience heard McCarthy and Humphrey as presidential contenders. Rockefeller said polls show his position improving and hoped the trend would continue.
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Wallace takes rest after campaign rest plan
George Wallace rested Sunday and announced whistle stop appearances across the country this summer as he continues seeking the presidency. Montgomery, Alabama reported the pause amid his third party bid, with organizers outlining a busy travel schedule.
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